Samsung Vodafone 360 H1

usability, camera

performance

33% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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66% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Great, vivid screen ; Good amount of storage ; Nice camera with 720p recording ; Unlimited music service ; Integrated contacts

Complex 360 system ; No Facebook messaging ; Bluetooth won't sync ; Email is untidily sorted ; Video is hidden away in gallery

A decent idea from Vodafone, but ultimately needs some better applications and tighter social networking interaction to be a winner

Screen resolution, web service makes contact management easy, good camera, HD video capture, 16GB internal memory

Buggy software, screen not responsive enough, frequent crashes, problems staying connected to network, poor app offering, lack of integration of existing services, hardware feels cheap

Having spent a fair amount of time with handsets offering a wide range of connected services, it's fair to say that the H1 doesn't offer an intuitive offering. It looks on paper as though it is going answer many questions but it doesn't. The operating...

An innovative idea falls foul to an over complicated UI and half-baked social network integration

Combining the fun factor and responsive touchscreen of the iPhone and the excellent communication features of the Palm and BlackBerry, the Samsung H1 is a superior phone that's up there with the best of the smartphones.

The Vodafone H1 promises to put all your social networking contacts in the palm of your hand. It also has some attractive technical features such as a 5-megapixel camera, 3.5G compatibility and a large 3.5 inch widescreen display so you can watch video...

Good touch-screen, supports dozens of social networks, automatic backup for contacts and photos

Social network integration is pretty basic, keyboard not efficiently designed, confusing feature set

The H1’s focus is on social networking is welcome, but the phone has some key faults. If you pull in contacts from, say, Google and Facebook, you’ll need to ‘merge’ the data using the Vodafone 360 website to make sure the same person doesn’t appear on...

The OLED screen and good storage potential

The flaky touchscreen responsiveness, the paltry app selection

The Vodafone 360 H1 is a ‘nice try’ effort. Sadly, in practice it can't compete with the top dogs.